Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): On the Congress get together candidates’ assembly held at PCC on Tuesday, the candidates blamed the late ticket distribution and lack of coordination on PCC’s half for the get together’s defeat.
In addition they raised the problem of EVMs, weak organisation at each native and state ranges and lack of dedicated employees on the floor degree.
A lot of them raised the problem of sabotage carried out by get together employees in the course of the election. A few of them complained that Congress employees had left their native constituencies and labored elsewhere which resulted of their shedding the elections. They stated that in lots of locations the corporators and different block-level get together workplace bearers didn’t come out from their homes to help the get together candidate simply because the chief to whom they owed allegiance had been denied tickets.
The candidates have demanded motion in opposition to such employees who had betrayed the official candidate and get together orders in the course of the election.
It was determined on the assembly that the candidates will submit two reviews for the components behind their victorydefeat on the overview assembly to be held after 15 days.
One report can be confidential and it is going to be on the functioning of PCC, DCC and block-level workplace bearers and whether or not they had been concerned in any sabotage. The opposite can be an open report on authorities officers who’ve performed a partisan function.
Within the assembly, the candidates raised their issues in entrance of former chief ministers Kamal Nath and Digvijaya Singh and former Union minister Suresh Pachouri. Arun Yadav didn’t attend the assembly.
One of many candidates who misplaced the election from Bundelkahnd’s Panna constituency, Bharat Milan Pandey on the assembly stated, “Late distribution of ticket value me dearly, I acquired solely 10 days to marketing campaign. Additionally, the PCC didn’t reply to my real necessities, and that’s the reason I misplaced”
He additionally added that he was contesting in opposition to an influential minister who had each cash and muscle energy.
Candidate from Niwari constituency Amit Rai additionally raised the problem of late ticket distribution and stated it value him the election.
A candidate from Gwalior, Sunil Sharma, raised the problem of lack of coordination, however he was stopped by state vice-president and in-charge Rajiv Singh. Singh stated, “You’re creating indiscipline within the assembly.”
To this, Sharma replied, “That is the one platform on which I can increase this problem. If I miss this chance the issues won’t ever come out within the open.”
At this level Kamal Nath intervened and stated that each one candidates would put together two reviews, one in every of which might be confidential.